Power Supplies (Edmonton)

[Richer]

I was prepping some old computers to get dropped off at the Eco Station at work today and saved a couple of AT power supplies... they come complete with a switch, you just need a power cord. They would work great for powering fans, auto top offs, leds, etc. I have two of them... free for the taking :razz:

-Rich

[muck]

...free for the taking :razz:

-Rich
No I don't want them... http://www.muiscontrols.com/ryan/hehehe.gif

[Richer]

...free for the taking :razz:

-Rich
No I don't want them... http://www.muiscontrols.com/ryan/hehehe.gif

Are you sure? :mrgreen:

-Rich

[mr_alberta]

I'll take one Rich if you still have one around. How many fans can one sucker run?

[muck]

I actually have 2 or 3 of them already and was thinking of using them for exactly that purpose. :cool:

[Nemain]

ohh i would love one if you still have it =-)

[Murminator]

...free for the taking :razz:

-Rich
No I don't want them... http://www.muiscontrols.com/ryan/hehehe.gif

Mark it on the calender.... Muck 1st to reply and doesn't want it :confused: :razz:

Happy Birthday Muck :bday:

[Richer]

Ok, the power supplies are gone. Thanks to Harv and Beth.

Harv... I'm pretty sure one could run enough fans to make your neighbour's think you have a helicopter landing out on your balcony. I haven't checked the power rating on each power supply, but assuming each one does 100watts... thats a lot of fans :eek:

-Rich

[muck]

Most of these older power supplies I believe are 250 - 300 watts.

[KrazyKuch]

250 to 300 watts sounds right for the old one's!!!